The Opportunities & Challenges

Of Making Cinematic VR

360° Video Production 2D Video Production 3D VR Conversion

Cinematic VR Training Interactive VR Content 360° Live Broadcast

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The Evolutions of Consumer Computing Platform

Aren’t Straight Llines, They Are Waves.

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VR/AR/MR

1ST WAVE

2ND WAVE

3RD WAVE

4TH WAVE

PC, internet and mobile were the first 3 waves, and each was faster, larger and more disruptive than the last. Now the fourth wave of virtual, augmented and mixed reality is bearing down on us.

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The PC wave took almost 20 years from the launch of the Apple II before it accelerated in the 90s.

Fixed broadband internet took less than five years from launch before hitting its inflection point in the noughties.

Smartphones took only 3 years after the launch of the iPhone before they began to rocket, producing much of the tech innovation that is commercially successful today.

Today AR/VR is still in the first of the four stages of tech market development. 1. Hype cycle, 2. Facing reality, 3. Liftoff, 4. Sustainable market

PC INTERNET MOBILE VR/AR/MR

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The Development Roadmap of different types of VR applications.

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2016 has been a groundbreaking year for VR. The base of VR users has exploded with the launch of various VR systems; and VR gaming has been the key growth driver in this development

VR is certainly not a new technology, it has been around for many years, but early applications were mostly limited in the simulation & training sectors, e.g. Military, aviation training.

VR Movie & VR LIVE Entertainment will be the key in making VR a one-stop entertainment hub for users; a truly consumable medium and a family product that can cater to all demographics.

A VR Social platform would be the end-game for the entire VR industry. A platform that could create an alternate reality, a parallel world to real life with ultra-immersive experiences and content.

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VR SIMULATION

VR GAMING

VR TOURISM

VR NEWS

VR MOVIES

VR LIVE

VR SOCIAL

Create a New Culture of Cinematic Entertainment. With our creativity and experiences.

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• A key reason for VR’s minimal impact on movies & TV now is that little VR content exists,

• There is a learning curve in determining best practices for shooting for VR.

• VR is essentially a new storytelling format that will require different writing and producing techniques than traditional movies & TV.

• By utilizing and leveraging the latest Capturing, Post-Production and Interactive Design technologies, GO VR Immersive looks to create premium, life-like cinematic content for experiencing in VR.

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES

CREATIVE STORYTELLING

INTERACTIVE DESIGN

Designing for VR is not a simple task.

It’s unlike any other software or content design

from the last 20-30 years & requires an unusual skillset.

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A New Way Of Storytelling

Requires

A New

Creative Skillset.

Filmmaking/ Video Production

Skillset

Scriptwriting Cinematography Directing Producing Editing…

Game Design/Programming Skillset

Game Designing UI & UX Design Game Programming

Coding Research & Development

Designers must think about the logistics and possess the knowledge of: Creating a 3D object;

Adding different behaviors and interactions to it that match people’s expectations of how the object would behave in

the real world; Adding in digital properties such as the ability to resize, annotate, and transform it;

Drawing on a combination of skills in gaming and cinema;

Applying these skillsets to enterprise business problem solving.

Developing Cinematic VR Content:

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The trick is to balance left brain and right brain, developer and designer. Be both, Be conscientious of everything going on in the space. The magic of VR lies in that 360°-ness. That cinematic, fluid experience.

What’s behind the user, below the user, in their periphery? Where’s the action? What should they hear and see, and

where should they hear and see it?

Immerse the user. Be playful. Remember that with the HoloLens we’re no longer restricted to designing within a physical frame. The world is our canvas.

Developing Cinematic VR Content:

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Ties into the latest “Infernal Affairs” TV Series.

Turned into a 4-episodes VR Series

that immerses the audience into the “Infernal Affairs”

cinematic universe.

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Creating a New Way of Storytelling

Establishing New VR Production Standards

CAMERA MOVEMENTS.

AUDIENCE ENGAGEMENTS.

Pov experience.

The help of 16:9 shots.

The help of CLOSE UPS.

GRAPHICS.

animation

ANIMATIONS.

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View Characters’ Back-Stories &

Find the Perpetrator

Deciding the Fates of the Lead Characters

INTERACTIVE STORYTELLING WITH UNITY.

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Establishing New VR Production Standards

Usher in a New Era of Cinematic VR Content with

Transmedia Storytelling